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Backgrounds:

Contemplation: 4

Vessle: 3

Tao: 3

Merits:

Unity of Being: 5pts

Language- Mandarin: 1pt

Concentration: 1pt

Flaws:

Nonconfruntational: 1pt

Shy: 1pt

Socially Oblivious: 1pt

Supersticious: 1pt

Cold Breeze: 1pt

Technophobe: 2pt

Willpower: 8 / 8
Chi: 2 / 2

Quest: 2

Lesser Spirit Projection- Yin Realm (Lung Tan •)

Lesser Spirit Projection- Yang Realm (Fang Tan •)

Iron Body Meditation (Lung Tan •)

Snake Fist Strike (Fang Tan •)

Physical Description:
Feminine presenting being of aparent chinese descent, appears mid twenties, waste length unkempt straight black hair, very pale skin, dark brown eyes. They posses only a well worn antiquated hanfu, a wooden bowl, and a wooden spoon, and a small cloth bag

Personality:
Quiet, reserved, introverted, Socially akward, determined, curious, strong willed, bull headed, deeply spiritual, supersticious, patient, calm, slow to anger, commonly shows little if any emotion; puts no worth at all in earthly possessions, status, or personal relationships; distant, spacey, sees themselves as more of a tool of the heavens than a person.

Backstory:
Ying Yue was a second generation daughter of chinese immigrants born in Jacksonville Florida in 1981. In her youth she found joy in the pages of books, while often shying away from socialization. Her natural studious, fircely curious, yet reclusive and introverted nature may not have made her the most popular kid in school, but she found easy early academic success. In october of 1999 on their solo walk home from class they found themselves buffeted by a strangly strong wind carrying a shower of autumn leaves along with it, when the leaves finally cleared however they found themselves in strange surroundings, a snow coveted mountain top standing on the wall surrounding an ancient buddest temple. There beside her stood an elderly man, one of the 200 great sages which served the eight immortals. The sage explained himself in a tale which took hours, speaking long of the coming sixth age, the eight, the brotherhood he once belonged to, and finally that he was very near the end of his life. The old sage had lived hundreds of years as the akashic arts he employed had kept his body much more resiliant than that of most beings, but all things deserve a restful end and he was long ready for his. He was however charged with one final task by his masters, the eight immortals, to take up the task of preparing for the coming turning of the great wheel, or find a soul willing to undertake this task. Having been given this final order he searched the akashic record and meditated on what last act of service he should do for three years straight. On the end of his three year long marathon meditation the answer came to him in a vision. There was once a fellow sage among them, a woman known by the brotherhood as Jade Falcon. She perished two decades prior in the fight against a servent of the yama, but her soul reincarnated, and tracing the the strands of fate from her death through the cycle led him straight to Yue. She was the inheritor of a wise and powerful soul, one steeped in Yin energy, and should she seek to disreguard attatchments and walk in the footsteps of her past self, the Jing Shen may find her a suitable servant of heaven. But all this must be chosen by Yue, not forced upon her, thus the sage offered to send her back right where he took her from, with no memory of these events, to live out the rest of her mundane life in peace, offering out an open right hand towards her to take if she so chose. However in his left rest a hollowed corked gord of liquid he refered to as the Elixer of Eternal Life, stating that if she chose to serve heaven she should drink of the elixer, the way will be shown to her then. Yue drank and parished on that tabetan mountain top. When she next awoke she did so in a strange dreamlike world where serval test of faith played out in convincing scenes, tempting her towards straying from her path back towards the comforts of her old life, but never the less Yue stayed the corse, pushing forward with determination, never looking back. When she reached the end of her path she was met face to face with a huge black dragon who congratulated her further and spoke more on their task, on the jade emperor and the yama kings, on the comming end and the preperations they must take to ensure that when the age of darkness end the new empire will be built upon the knowledge and lessons of the past. After which she was whisked away to the fates of heaven itself to stand before the eight immortals, who judged her deserving of entry into the familey of heaven. Yue's soul was merged with that of her black dragon which witnessed her caul in the underworld, and she was reborn as a dragon, and true child of Xuanlong, the Ebon Dragon King. Following their entrance into the familey they returned to the wise sages mountain top temple, free climbing the icy slopes to reach the precipest where the temple resided. She died four times in the journey up the peak but never let it break her determination. Eventually she found the temple once again, and was welcomed with open by the sage. There they lived and trained under the sage for 23 long arduous years. The took a vow of silence, poverty, and solitude, and did away with all of their earthy possesions she arrived with at the start of their training, vows which lasted the entire length of their harsh and sometimes brutal study beneath the wise sage. At the end of the 23 years the wise master congratulated her on learning what she managed in the relativly short time but informed her that his end would come that night and he wished to go in peace knowing he had set her upon the path the best he could. After some parting plesantries he returned her right back on that same street corner she left two decades prior but this time armed with knowledge of a nest where she might find more dragons like her to assist..

Freebies:
-7pts Merits +7pts Flaws -3pt Backgrounds -4pts Abilities -3pts Willpower -1pt spell -4pts Quest

Notes:
Vessle: A falcon shaped pendant made of carved from jade, worn on a length of durable cord around the neck

Zodiac: Rooster (Born 1981)

Supersticious: Chinese Numerology (8 is lucky, 4 is extremely unlucky, 7 signifies death, 1 lonliness, etc), feng shui, and misc common chinese supersticions (Wearing red brings luck, wearing black on a holiday brings bad luck, Gift of a clock signifies impending doom, gift of shoes is unlucky, gift of an umbrella is a portant for the end of a relationship)

Dex Spec: Swift

Stam Spec: Tough

Martial Arts Spec: Wushu

Occult Spec: Taoism

Martial Arts Moves:

-Counter Throw

-Death Strike

-Snake Step

-Hard Strike

-Thunder Kick

-Joint Lock

-Pressure Point Strike

-Dragon Tail Sweep

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Player: eden

Feminine presenting being of aparent chinese descent, appears mid twenties, waste length unkempt straight black hair, very pale skin, dark brown eyes. They posses only a well worn antiquated hanfu, a wooden bowl, and a wooden spoon, and a small cloth bag

Quiet, reserved, introverted, Socially akward, determined, curious, strong willed, bull headed, deeply spiritual, supersticious, patient, calm, slow to anger, commonly shows little if any emotion; puts no worth at all in earthly possessions, status, or personal relationships; distant, spacey, sees themselves as more of a tool of the heavens than a person.

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